BP has appointed Ian Tyler as its permanent chairman, ending a months-long search for a new leader of the British energy giant’s board.
Tyler, who has served as interim chairman since May, takes over the role permanently following the departure of his predecessor, Albert Manifold.
The appointment comes as BP works to restore investor confidence and advance a strategic reset focused on strengthening its oil and gas business while improving shareholder returns.
Tyler, a former chief executive of British infrastructure group Balfour Beatty, brings extensive experience in corporate leadership and boardroom roles. He has served as a non-executive director...